Hawaii Kayak Fishing: Fishing for Holiday Sashimi | Ono (Wahoo) and Shibi Ahi

#kayakfishing #hobiefishing #fishing Pouring rain, high winds, and thunderstorms shut down the usual spots, so we decided to try the leeward side of the Big Island again. I got a pretty late start, and the horizon was already lighting up before I even got onto the water. Didn't seem to matter though, as the opelu schools were still easy to find and biting. Once the live baits were out, it didn't take long to find some action. Kayak: 2015 Hobie Revolution 13 Fish Bag: Canyon TKC-1 Fish Finder: Garmin Striker 4 Main and backup rods: Ugly stik tiger elite jigging 6'6 MH Bait rod: Tsunami Trophy Slow Pitch 6'0 MH Reels: Penn Spinfisher VI 8500, Shimano Spheros SW 10000, Shimano Spheros SW Inshore 4000 Line and terminal tackle: 65 lb spiderwire, 40lb PowerPro, 40lb Berkeley Vanish Fluorocarbon, J-Line 30 lb flurocarbon leader, 35 lb Knot2Kinky Titanium wire leader, Gamakatsu 5/0 live bait hooks, VMC inline 2/0 hooks home made sabiki rig for bait: 12lb Ande monofilament (main), 10lb Flurocarbon (branches), size 8 gold limerick hooks, Mar-Mellow Lures 1.5" glow strips, Tylah Lures 1.5" glow strips, HiPerformance Lures "fish sticks", 4 oz bank sinker Camera: Gopro Hero 8 Black